1. Waterproof and Water-Resistant:
It creates a barrier that prevents water from permeating through the fabric. This makes it highly resistant to water and suitable for applications that require protection from moisture, such as rainwear, outdoor gear, and upholstery.
 
2. Enhanced Durability:
Increases the fabric's strength and resistance to wear and tear. It adds an extra layer of protection, making the fabric more durable and long-lasting.
 
3. Flexibility and Softness:
Despite the added backing, backed fabric retains its flexibility and softness. This allows for ease of movement and comfort, making it ideal for applications like apparel, bags, and accessories.
 
4. Resistance to Chemicals and Abrasion:
It offers resistance to chemicals and abrasion, making it suitable for industrial applications and products that require durability in harsh environments.
 
5. Versatility:
It is versatile in its applications. It is commonly used in a variety of industries, including automotive, marine, outdoor, and upholstery. It can be manufactured in different weights, colors, and textures to meet specific design and functional requirements.
 
It's important to note that the specific performance and characteristics of PU backed fabric can vary depending on factors such as the quality of the backing, the base fabric, and the lamination process used. Manufacturers may employ different techniques to optimize the desired properties for specific uses.